'Just buy a plane ticket and GO, Eric!'

And since their cost is fixed (plane ticket, hotel, car rental, food, etc.) it only gets less burdensome when your unit count (or cash flow) grows.

-You will need to buy a plane ticket to see this propertyThere is a fourplex for $150K in Trenton NJ that's bringing in $3000 a month, but that comes with $1300 a month on average expenses. -$1300= Taxes, insurance, maintenance, PM, Cap Ex?

If you want to get serious about investing there I recommend just getting on a plane for a weekend because you'll never really "get" what it's all about until you're on the ground.

Looking to confirm if I am getting this right.If you can time your leases to end in spring.. (better weather for Tenants and Contractors) and you need to rehab a bit before renting/leasing out the unit, you still need...

What are the things stopping me from getting on a plane to let's say America, getting a loan, and buying a triplex there?

Do you want to see my air plane.

Thanks, FedEx.  

The idea of using a checklist in planes has been described in the book "Checklist Manifesto".

(time off work, 14 day quarantine with no pay, plane tickets, etc, etc)The two biggest costs are:1) Removing the rug, replacing with fake wood flooring.